Moroccan Candied Eggplant
What Roy Choi can teach the Jews
I was sitting in Commissary, Roy Choi’s new restaurant on the pool deck of the Line Hotel in Koreatown, thinking about the secret of Choi’s success.
A High Holiday Restaurant Guide to Koreatown
Koreatown Lunch
Why Ditmas Kitchen and Cocktails on Pico Will Succeed
The Kosher Bacon Donut
Stuffed: Thanksgiving on Hope Street
Last Sunday, my job was to make stuffing for 400 people. I said I’d do it because there’s a part of me that prefers to forget that it’s been 25 years since I was a caterer, and I assumed it would be as easy now as it was then.
My lunch with a Los Angeles Tea Partier
Of the 3,977 angry e-mails I received last week, one stood out. “I am a Jew, a member of Temple Emanuel in Los Angeles, and the founder of the largest local, grass-roots Tea Party group in Los Angeles called the Hancock Park Patriots,” Mark Sonnenklar wrote.
Israeli Breakfast Buffet Parfait
Anthony Bourdain’s visit to Israel: Parts unknown
If you like food and you like Israel, this past week’s episode of Anthony Bourdain’s “Parts Unknown” was a win-win.